Grinding machines



3 Sheets-Sheet Illu- INVENTOP Sept. Z', 1958 s'. MEssERscHMlDT GRINDINGMACHINES Filed Feb. 7, 1955 S'BASTIAN MESSERSCHNIDT ar Q12/ Sept. 2,1958 s. Ml-:ssERscHMIDT 2,849,842

' GRINDING MACHINES Filed Feb. '7, 1955` s sheets-sheet 2 A TORNEX S.MESSERSCHMIDT Sept. 2, 1958 GRINDING MACHINES 5 sheets-sheet s FiledFeb. '7, 1955 'AOR/VEK Unite The present invention relates to a grindingmachine and in particular to a machine with automatic feed and removalof the workpieces.

Hitherto the workpieces to be ground were clamped in the chuck of themachine by hand. In spite of all care, it frequently happened that theworkpieces were not true chucked but canted.

As, however, accurate concentric running of the workpieces is absolutelyessential for perfect grinding, `any canted workpieces must be trued up.

In order to prevent canting and therefore the necessity of truing up theworkpieces by hand, it has been proposed to hold the workpieces in amagnetic chuck.

If it is a question of grinding large quantities of identical mechanicalparts, these grinding machines with magnetic chucking devices wereequipped with an automatic feeding device, with the result that the workis to a great extent independent of the skill of the operator. Thesemachines, although the workpieces are chucked concentrically, do notgive .satisfaction because it is impossible to prevent the workpiecesfrom becoming magnetic. Such magnetized workpieces are unsuitable foruse, particularly in the case of ball bearings.y Consequently it must beendeavored to produce a grinding machine having .a chuck which sets upthe workpieces mechanically and not magnetically and at the same time toprovide an arrangement for feeding and removing the workpieces.

This is attained according to the invention in that a diaphragm chuck isused which is actuated by a camcontrolled device and to and from whichthe workpieces are fed and removed by means of a mechanical feedingarrangement, likewise cam-controlled.

The operating mechanism preferably consists of an axially shiftablehollow shaft passing through the chuck spindle and provided with a ramactuated by a lever engaging the hollow shaft and oscillatable as thespindle head and grinding wheel move apart, the diaphragm chuck beingprovided with an ejector pin which is mounted on an ejector rodextending through `and longitudinally shiftable in the hollow shaft andcontrolled by a main cam shaft. j

The oscillatable lever preferably bears at one end against a fixed pointof the spindle through the intermediary of a cam mounted on the ejectorrod and at the other end against a cam surface provided on the ma chineframe through the intermediary of a roller, this cam surface being soshaped that by its ldisplacement relatively to the spindle head the pushrod is shifted and effects the opening or closing of the diaphragmchuck.

The workpiece feeding arrangement preferably consists of a rotatabledisk which receives the workpieces from a magazine, a feeding memberpushing the workpieces into the diaphragm chuck and an ejector removingthe ground workpieces from the rotatable disk.`

For feeding and ejecting the workpieces the feeding member and ejectorare, according to another feature States atent O M l astanti PatentedSept. 2, 1953 ICC of the present invention, slidable relatively to therotatable or revolver disk .in the axis of rotation thereof, the slidingmovement being controlled from the cam shaft. At the same time therevolver disk is mounted on the spindle head preferably by means of ahollow shaft on which an axle carrying the feeding member and theejector is slidable.

In order to impart a rotary movement to the revolver disk upondisplacement of the ejector and the feeding member and to enable therevolver disk to be driven by the spindle, the revolver -disk can,according to another feature of the present invention, be driven fromthe chuck driving spindle by a gear capable `of being engaged anddisengaged through the intermediary of a pin clutch controlled from thecam shaft.

Other advantages and feaures will be explained in connection with theembodiment of the invention hereinafter described with reference to theaccompanying drawings, in which:

Fig. l is a partial longitudinal vertical cross-sectional view of thegrinding machine in accordance with the present invention taken alongline I-I of Figure 5;

Fig. 2 is a section on line II-II of Fig. 4;

Fig. 3 is a section on line III-III of Fig. 2;

Fig. 4 is a section on line IV-IV of Fig. l;

Fig. 5 is a section on line V-V of Fig. 1, and

Fig. 6 is a rear elevation of Fig. l.

Referring now to the drawing wherein like reference numerals are usedthroughout the various views thereof to designate like parts, referencenumeral 1 designates a housing which accommodates a spindle 2. Thespindle 2 carries at the front end thereof a chuck 3, shown in Figure 1as a diaphragm chuck of conventional construction. A pulley 4 (Figure l)is keyed to the spindle 2 and connected therewith, for example, by ,aset screw 4 to effect the rotation of the spindle 2 upon rotation of thepulley 4 which may 4be driven in any suitable manner.

An ejector rod 5 extends through the spindle 2 and is itself surroundedby a hollow shaft 6 which is disposed concentrically to and between theejector rod 5 land the hollow spindle 2. The hollow shaft 6 carries atthe front end, i. e., at the right end as viewed in Figure l, a ram 7consisting of a rod with a flange-like member that is suitably securedto the front end of the hollow shaft 6.

An ejector pin 8 is suitably secured to a hub-like member S whichsurrounds the front end of the hollow shaft 6. The member 8 is securedfor common movement with the ejector rod 5 by means of a cross pinl 5which moves in slots 6' and 6" provided in the hollow shaft 6 to enablerelative axial movement between the ejector rod 5 and the hollow shaft 6and therewith between the ejector pin 8 and the ram 7, respectively.

The shaft 20 (Figures 2 .and 3) which extends essentially parallel tothe spindle 2 is suitably journalled in housing 1 to the right side ofspindle 2 as viewed in Figure 4.- A strap 29 (Figure 2) is fixed to theshaft Zit and operatively engages the ejector rod 5 (Figure l).Consequently, when the shaft 20 is shifted axially, the ejector rod 5 isalso displaced axially simultaneously therewith through the intermediaryof the strap 29.

An eccentrically mounted lever 10 is pivotally supported on a bolt 9carried by a bracket 11 (Figures 1 and 5). The bracket 11 is mounted onthe spindle 2 by means of a ball bearing 12 (Figure l). Consequently,when the eccentrically mounted lever 1li is swung or pivoted about itspivot bolt 9, the hollow shaft 6 is shifted relatively to the spindle 2by the engagement of rollers 50 (Figures l and 5) with the flange 6 ofthe hollow shaft 6. The hollow shaft 6 carries at its other end the ram7, as pointed out above, which bears against the diaphragm chuck 3 andopens the same as the ram 7 is moved toward the right as viewed inFigure l against the diaphragm 3 of chuck 3.

The eccentrically mounted lever also lcarries at the lower part thereof:a roller 13 (Figure 1) which cooperates with a cam surface 14 provided.on an adjustable bolt member 14 which is threaded to the machine frame.The cam surface 14 is adjustable inl the eifective length thereof by aturning7 vof member 114 which '.is locked n adjusted position by .meansof a knurled nut 15.

The housing l rests on a carriage 16;which itself jis slidable on themachine frame in the direction of the spindle 2'and is under theinliuence of springs 17 and 17 (Figure 5) provided on each side of thecenter longitudinal plane of the carriage 16. The springs 17V and 17(Figure 5) -are hooked onto the carriage 16 at one endl thereof by meansof cross pins 61 `and 61 and to a stationary point of the machine frameat the other end thereof. A dovetail connection 16V between the housing1 which houses the spindle assembly and ,the carriage 16 enables theformer to move relatively to the latter in a direction transverse to theaxis of the spindle 2 while assuring unitary movement thereof in theaxial. direction of spindle 2.y The springs 17 and 17 (Figure 5') tendto pull the carriage 16 and therewith the housing 1 inthe direction ofthe arrow A (Figure l). The carriage 16 comprisestwo Vslidably connectedrelatively adjustable parts 16 and 16". Adjustment between these partsis eifectedby means of a threaded member 17', one endof which isjournaled in part 16 and the shank of which threadedly engages yathreaded ,part depending from part 16". Lock nut 17" serves to maintainthe parts 16" and;16'l in selected adjusted position.

A revolver disk 19 provided with apertures for purposes more fullydescribed hereinafter is supported on a hollow shaft 18 (Figures 2 and4) which slidably receives therein the shaft 2t) and which is alsosuitably mounted in the housing 1.

The shaft 20 carries an ejector plate 21 at the right end thereof(Figure y2) which is provided with an appropriately shaped vaperture toreceive the feeding member 22. The feeding member 22 is formed by a ringportion 22' which is fastenedV to the ejector plate 21 by screws (notshown) and the lingers 22" which are part of the feeding member 22extend through the aperture in the ejector plate 21 and serve as feedmembers for inserting the workpieces 41 into the chuck 3. The ejectorplate 21 as shownV in. Figures 2 and 7 also carries an ejector pin 21which is provided with a head which performs the function of pushing outa finished workpiece 4 from Aone of the apertures in the revolver disk19. This occurs at v the same time that the feeding member 22 performsthe workpiece inserting operation just referred to. The operation of theejector plate including feeding member 22 and ejector pin 21' isdescribed in detail hereinafter.

A worm wheel 23 is keyed to the shaft 18 (Figures 2 and 3) and mesheswith a worm 24 rigidly connected to a bevel gear 25 (Figure 3') in meshwith another bevel gear 26 arranged on the spindle 2. The bevel gear 26may be selectively coupled with the spindle 2 as will appear more fullyhereinafter.

The shaft 20 is actuated for axial movement by entrainment members 2.8threadably secured thereto and isrmovable by means of ais-leeve 27(Figure 2). The sleeve 27 is attached to the arm 541' of a bell crank 54(Figure 6) the fulcrum 55 of which is supported through an arm 56 to thehousing l. The other arm 57 of the bell crank 54 includes a straightsurface 58l and ,a cam surface 59`at its end. The straight surface 58of. lever arm 57 is held in contact with a roller 6).by the spring 66.The roller 60 is rotatably mounted on a pin 67k which in `turn isconnected to a bracket 68. This bracket 68 inpturn is mounted on thestationary machine frame. Another sleeve l27 is` securedto vthe shaftk20, for example, by threads, 4and serves for simultaneously operatingthe strap 29 which engages the end of the ejector rod 5 as pointed outabove.

The bevel gear 26 is secured to a specially shaped member 76' (Figures land 4), for example, by means of bolts 70. The member 75l and therewiththe bevel gear 26 are rotatable on a sleeve 30 provided between theinternal bore of the member 70 and the spindle 2.

l The member 70 and therewith the bevel wheel 26 are adapted to beselectively coupled to the spindle 2 in the following manner.

A coupling member 31 is pivota-lly supported at the member 70 in anysuitable manner, for example, in an appropriately shaped bracket iixedlysecured to member 70 and shown in dot-dash lines in Figure 4, asindicated by reference numeral 31". The coupling member 31 is providedwith a finger portion 31', an indexing member 32 and a nose portion 33.When the coupling is in a j disengaged position, the nose portion 33rests on the abutment 34 which forms part of a blade-like lever 35mounted lon a bolt 36 and yacted' upon by a tension spring 37 normallytending to rotate thelever 35 inthe counterclockwise direction asviewedin Figure 2.

An abutment member 3SV is suitably secured by a i cross pin 35 Vto thenut 26 which is slidably arranged the abutment member 35' toward theright by the shaft 20', .as viewed in'Figure 2, the lever 35xis pivotedclockwise thereby liberating the nose portion 33 so that theindexingrnember 32 and therewith the coupling member 31 vare pivotedclockwise by a .pin' 39 spring-loaded by a spring 38, both accommodatedwithin the member 70,. with the result that the nger portion 31 engageswith an appropriately shaped lug. or pin 2 forming part of the spindleassembly 2 thereby connecting the part 7) and therewith the bevel gear26 with the spindle 2 for common rotation therewith through theintermediary of thecoupling member 31 and the indexing member 32..Accordingly, when the spindle 2y rotates, the bevel gear 26 vwill alsorotate. Before the.` members 26 and 70 can complete .one revolution thelever 35 with its'abutrnent 34-isl returnedy to its original position asshown in Figure 2 by the spring 37. The disengagement of lever 35 fromthe abutment member 35 is effected by a slight rotation of the abutmentmember 35 and a longitudinal groove 69 at its periphery for` clearanceof the returny movement of lever 35.- Then the nose portion 33 will comein contact again with the abutment 34 when the bevel gear 26 hascompleted one revolution thereby pivoting the indexing member 32counterclockwise against the spring 38. As a result thereof, the pin 39'is again pushedr inwardly in the cross ybore` provided in the mem-- ber70 and the finger portion 31 releases the pin 2 thereby causingdisengagement of the coupling between the bevel gear 26 andvthe spindle2 until the abutment' member 35- once again actuates lever 35 to releasethe nose portion 33.

A cam shaft 62 (Figure l) isf provided with a caml 63 which is engagedby the follower 64 of a belll crank lever 65 suitably journalled in thestationary main frame of the machine (not shown). The bell crank lever65is provided with an arm portion 65 which engages the carriage 16fandmoves it together with the complete spindle assembly to the leftlasviewed iny Figure I in the direction of the arrow B` against thespring forces of springs 17 and 17.

The workpi'eces consist` of rings 41l to bel ground internally by angrinding wheel 71 suitably secured to the grinding spindle 72. TheWorkpieces- 41 areplaced into geraete a channel-shaped magazine 49(Figure 6) and are under the action of a spring, not shown in thedrawing, to provide a continuous feed thereof into an aperture of therevolver disk 19 and are, by rotation of the revolver disk, brought infront of the chuck 3. By the subsequent movement of the ejector plate 21in the direction B, the fingers 22" of the feeding member 22 attached tothe ejector plate 21, contact the face of the workpiece 41 for pushingit out `of the aperture in the revolver disk 19 and into the chuck 3.

Operation When the internal grinding operation of the workpiececonsisting of a ring 41 held in the chuck is completed, the carriage 16and therewith the entire spindle assembly is displaced in the directionof the arrow B through the intermediary of the cam shaft 62 and the bellcrank 65, 65 as the follower 64 comes into engagement with the risingcam portion 63 whereby the entire spindle assembly moves away from thegrinding wheel 71. During this movement the roller or cam follower 13runs off the lower surface of the cam surface 14 onto the inclinethereof. As a result, the eccentrically mounted lever presses the hollowshaft 6 in the axial direction thereof toward the right as viewed inFigure l so that the ram 7 secured to the end thereof causes thediaphragm chuck 3 to open.

As the movement of the spindle assembly continues in the direction B(Figures l and 6) the bell crank 54 which is pivotally supported thereonparticipates in this movement until the cam surface 59 contacts roller60 after which the bell crank begins to rotate in a clockwise directionagainst the tension of the spring 66. This results in a movement of thesleeve 27, shaft 20, ejector plate 21 attached to the end of shaft 20,and the feeding member 22 attached to the ejector plate 21 in thedirection A. At the same time, the ejector pin 8 (Figure 1) secured tothe ejector rod 5 through the hub-like member 8 and cross pin 5 aredisplaced in the same direction A toward the right as viewed in Figure lthrough the intermediary of the strap 29 which transmits the axialmovement of the shaft 20 to the ejector rod 5. This movement of theejector pin 8 causes the workpiece or ring 41 to be pushed out of thechuck 3 into the corresponding aperture provided in the revolver disk19. As the finished ground ring 41 is being inserted into this ap'erturein the revolver disk 19 by the movement of shaft 20 and rod 5, the lever35 is pivoted in the clockwise direction as seen in Figure 2 by theabutment member 35 which is connected to shaft 20 thereby liberating thenose portion 33 so that the member 70 and therewith the bevel gear 26 iseffectively coupled with the spindle 2 as pointed out above and performsone revolution therewith. The shaft 20 is provided with appropriatelyshaped slots 20 and 20" through which the cross pin 35 extends so as toprovide the desired lost motion before the shaft 20, in its movement inthe direction of the arrow C, Figure 2, takes along the nut 26 andtherewith the abutment member 35. The nut 26 (Figure 2) which isslidably arranged in a bore 51 of shaft 2t) is provided with aninternally threaded portion 52 which engages with the threaded portionof a bolt 53. Pin 35,

which passes through the slots 20 and 20" in shaft 20, v

connects the nut 26 with the abutment member 3S. The other end of bolt53 abuts the end of shaft 20. By turning the bolt S3, axial adjustmentof the abutment member 35' in relation to shaft 20 is effected which inturn effects a change in the timing of the release of the nose portion33 by the abutment 34 during the axial movement of shaft 20 in thedirection C of Figure 2.

As a result of the rotation of the bevel gear 26 the bevel gear 25(Figure 3) meshing therewith is rotated so that, through theintermediary of the worm 24 and the worm wheel 23, the shaft 18 isrotated together with the revolver disk 19. The gear ratios are therebyso chosen that the total angle of rotation is such that an unground ring41 placed in the revolver disk 19 is just brought into register oppositethe chuck 3, and the iinished ground ring 41 in the revolver disk 19 isbrought just opposite the ejector pin 21. As soon as the aperture in therevolver disk has thus reached the predetermined position relative tothe chuck 3 which is reached when the bevel wheel 26 again comes torest, the roller 64 (Figure 1) reaches the declining part of cam 63 and,consequently, the spindle assembly commences to move in the direction Aunder the tension of the springs 17 and 17. As a result of thismovement, the bell crank 54 (Figure 6) is also moved in the direction ofA and is rotated in a counter-clockwise direction under the tension ofspring 66 as a result of the engagement with the cam surface :3% orlever arm 57 moving away from the roller 6d. This rotation is impartedonto lever 54 and as a result thereof sleeve 27, shaft 20 and theejector plate 21 together with the feeding member 22 are commencing tomove in the direction D as indicated in Figure 2. By this movement, thefingers 22. of the feeding member 22 push the new workpiece 41, whichwas brought here, out of its aperture in the revolver disk 19 and intothe chuck 3, while by the same movement of the ejector pin 21', thefinished workpiece, stored in the revolver disk 19, having been movedaway from in front of the chuck 3 by the rotation of the disk 19, ispushed out of it.

By the same movement of the shaft 20 in the direction D, Figure 2, strap29 moves with shaft 20 whereby the ejector rod 5 together with theejector pin 8 is enabled to follow the movement of strap 29 as theworkpiece 41 enters the chuck.

As the movement of the spindle assembly continues in the direction A,Figure 1, the cam follower 13 comes in contact with the inclined camsurface 14 and the eccentrically mounted lever 10 releases the hollowshaft '6 for movement towards the left as viewed in Figure 1,

so that the ram 7 releases the diaphragm of the chuck 3 which causes itto close for firmly clamping the new workpiece 41 in position forgrinding and the aforemen tioned sequence of operation thereuponcommences anew once the workpiece has been finished ground.

I claim:

`l. Grinding machine comprising in combination, a grinding wheel, adiaphragm chuck shiftable relatively to said grinding wheel, amechanical cam-controlled actuating device for said diaphragm chuckincluding a driving spindle, a hollow shaft extending through andaxially shiftable in said spindle, a ram carried by said hollow shaftfor opening said diaphragm chuck and a lever engaging said hollow shaftand oscillatable during the relative displacement of said grinding wheeland said diaphragm chuck, and a mechanical cam-controlled workpiecefeeding device operatively connected with said diaphagm chuck actuatingdevice.

Z. Grinding machine as set forth in claim 1, wherein an ejector pin iscoordinated to the diaphragm chuck and is carried by an ejector rodextending through the hollow shaft and axially shiftable therein throughthe intermediary of cam means to push the workpieces out of the diagraphchuckh into the workpiece feeding device.

3. Grinding machine as set forth in claim l, wherein the one arm of theoscillatable lever cooperates with an eccentric mounted on the spindleand bears against said hollow shaft whereas the other arm through theintermediary of a roller, bears against a cam surface provided on themachine frame, said cam surface being shaped so as to rock said lever toshift said hollow shaft with the ram to open and close respectively thediaphragm chuck during the relative displacement between the cam surfaceand the spindle assembly of the machine.

4. Grinding machine as set forth in claim l, wherein the workpiecefeeding device comprises a magazine for the workpieces, a revolver diskcooperating with said magazine to receive the workpieces therefrom, afeeding member for :insertngrthe workpieces. into Y.the diaphragm 1ground workpieces from .saidfrevolver disk, said feeding member andejectorfboltbeing shiftable relatively to the revolver disk in the`directionof the axis of rotation thereof, through.the;intermediary, ofcam means.

6'. Grinding machine'as set forth inclaim l, wherein the workpiecefeeding vdevicetcomprises av magazine for the workpieees, a\.re,volverdisk cooperating with said magazine kto receive the;workp iecestherefrom, a feeding member forl insertingtheworkpieces into thediaphragm chuckand an ejector bolt: for removing the finishedground'workpiecesfromisaid'revolver disk, said revolver disk beingmounted on thespindle head of the machine by means of a hollow shaft-in`which a shaft carrying7 the feeding memberand the ejector isV slidablymounted.

7. Grinding machine as set forth in claim 1, wherein the workpiecefeeding. device comprises a magazine for the workpieces, al revolverdisk cooperating with said magazine to receive the workpieces therefrom,a feeding memberfor inserting the .workpieces into the diaphragm chuckand an ejector bolt for removing the finished ground workpieces-fromsaid revolver disk, the revolver disk being` driven by a gear of thechuck driving spindle capable of being engaged and disengaged.

8. GrindingmachineV as set forth in claim 1, wherein the workpiecefeeding device comprises a magazine for the workpieces, a revolver diskcooperating with said magazine to receive the workpieces therefrom, afeeding member for` insertingthe workpieces into the diaphragm l chuckand an ejector bolt for removing the nished ground workpieces fromsaidrevolver, diskthe revolver disk beingdrivenby a gear. of the chuckdrivingspindle capable of being engaged and disengaged by a couplingmember controlled by said cam means.

9. Grinding machine as set forth in claim 1, wherein the workpiecefeeding device comprises a magazine for. the wrkpieces,. a revolver diskcooperating with said magazine to receive the workpieces therefrom, afeeding member for insertingthe workpieces into the diaphragm chuckandan ejector bolt, for removing the finished ground workpieces Vfromsaid revolver disk, the revolver disk being driven by a gear on thechuck driving spindle, capable of being engaged and disengaged by anarrangement comprising a coupling member, a spring tending to maintainsaid coupling member in engaged position and an abutment cooperatingwith said spring, and an abutment member connected to the shaft of thefeeding member and actuating said abutment to lock and release saidcoupling member.

10. Grinding machine as set forth in claim 1, wherein the workpiecefeeding device comprises a magazine for the` workpieces, a revolver,diskM cooperating ,with said magazine to receivethe Workpiecestherefrom, a'feedingy member for insertingtthe workpieces into the`diaphragmy chuckv and an ejector bolt for,y removing the, finished Lground workpieces from the revolver disk, the-revolver disk beingfdriven :by ay gear on the. chuck driving spindle', capable of-beingengaged land disengaged by an arrange,- ment comprising a couplingmember, a spring tending to.-maintain said coupling member in engagedposition]l and an abutment co'operating with said,spring-an 1oscillatable lever carrying said abutment, a second spring maintaining saidlever in locking position, an indexing member carried by saidcouplngmember and provided with a nose portion` cooperating with saidabutmentto' lock said indexing member and.maintainfsaidcouplingy memberin disengaged,p.osition,:landv an abutmentmember connected to.theshaftbf the feeding member and` actuating said ,abutmentto' lock and-release said ,coupling l member.

11. Grindingfmachine-as setforth in claiml 1, wherein; the camcontroloffth'e; feeding-f device consists ofa stationary roller,a'feedingimember shaft, control elements engaging on theonewhandsaidstationary roller and on,` the other hand :they feedingVmembershaft, said shaft being connected to an ejector, rod,of thespindle bymeans of 1 a strap.

l2. Grinding machine as set forth in claim 1, wherein4 the shiftingofthespindle head away from the grinding wheel, the opening of thediaphragmchuck, the pushing., of the workpieces .out of. the diaphragm chuck intotherevolvingdisk, the turning ofy thefrevolver diskthrough4 one step,the running in ofthe feeding member and the pushing of the ungroundworkpiece out of the revolver1 disk into the chuck, they ejectioniof theground workpiece out of the revolver disk, the closing ofthe diaphragmchuck, the running out ofthe feeding member and ejector and the runnin-gof thev spindlethead towards the grind'-Y ing wheel Aare effectedby cammeans.`

13. A grinding machine withy a grinding wheel, a: spindle assembly witha workpiece chuck, said chuck havinga'diaphragm, means including a camelement for; actuating said diaphragm to control saidy chuck, said chuckand saidl grinding wheel being movable the one relatively to theother,`a rst train of mechanical elements on said spindle assembly vforautomatically feeding work pieces to said chuck, yand a second train ofmechanif cal elements on said spindle assembly for automatically.removing said workpieces from said chuck.

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